Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-29
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 29, 1887

Imported Saxe-Pr1dan ginger ale splendid-6t BufT6.
 The flag end of the California storm seems to be ell buster.
 Mr. Rodman M. Priee has returned from northern surveying trip.
 Judge J. A. Anderson is in the clty from Los Angeles.
 Mr. I. E. Solomon, of Solomonville, Graham county, is in the city.
 The sudden cold snap suggests Butfs splendid Tom and Jerry. Tucson eggs used.
 It is rumcred that Tucson Lodge No. 8, K of r. intend to surrender their charter end disbsnd.
 Major E. Feshet. of the Kansas City Smelling works, Deming branch, Is in the city arranging for supply of ore.
 The grand ball of the Locomotive Bremen will take place in Masonic Hall one week from next Friday night It will be a fine affair.
 The Odd Fellows have dismantled their old hall at the corner of Church street and Maiden Lane and will here after use Masonic EBll on Tuesday nights,
 M. George J. Roskruge, the president of the Fat Mems Club, has returned from his surveying tour through the southern portion cf Pima county. He IS as fat as ever.
 The Saddle Rock Oyster House dis penses clam ch0wder every day, and has fresn oysters lD quautity, served to or der In rafy style deslr5d. Fresh fish every day and everything pertaining Co the trade, Itis open day and night.
 A Benson telogFam says the Sulphur Spring valley land, comprising stretch of some twenty miles, is reported ss having been sold for nearly SS0,JOO. The owners will make Rn immense cattle ranch out of it. This IS one of the lArg- est sales ever effected in that vicinity.
 The mines of Olive camp are showing better orc and more of it, with Inereas- lng depth, and II promises to become one of the grandest camps m the Terri tory. All the deepest shafts are in fine ore bodies and consequently the miners are happy.
 There will b. a grand concert given by the pupils of St. Joseph's Academy, in the academy hall, on Thursday, Feb Tuary 8. at 3 o'clock, D. n. Admission s1.00. A matinee, for children only, will be gwen at 3 p. m., sn Wednesday,; admission 9 cents.
 The Union Market Is enjoying 8 very extensive patronage, and the efforts of Mir. c. F. Schumacher to meet the de mand for an excellent quality of meats of the various kinds are appreciated by the people. He h6s a splendid stock of salt and smoked meats, and his bacon and hams are no. surpassed anywhere. Call at the Union Market and exRmlne his stock of meats.
 The southern branch of the Denver < Rio Grsnde narrow gauge from Durango, Colorado, is now being graded, and We are informed MF. NIT. CsllaghRn, the owner of the Newsboy published at Az tec, that It will cross the Atlantic 6 Pacific track Bt HolbTook. The San Juan country l. practically cut of from railway communications during the win ter season. and the southern route is being constructed :o avoid the snnus. snow blocksde.-Apsohe County Critic. 4 conventional fine gentleman of fash ion seen at Washington german IS de- scribed as uosseEsingR faultless costume. He wore the conventional suit of black ] brOadcloth with @ silk stripe down the ! side of the trousers. With white tuck 1 ed shirt was worn high plain collar, l the edges meeting in front and rather | higher than at tbt back, His feet were incas5d in dancing pumps End bleak silk 1 r-.-s.:.-s- ., iii fine horlEuhtal stripes of white, about an inch apart, and small diamonds embroidered between the stripes. He wore light pearl,kid gloves, | with three rows of heavy black stitching I on the back. The regulation white tie I was worn, while as Q boutonniere was fastened large white cOnvolvulus.-EI. |